Catherine, Rufus's mother, was curious about him. He'd always been volatile, like his dad ("may he rot in hell!"), but since his disappearance, Rufus had been odd with her, sort of distant. She hoped he wasn't into drugs or religion, but dismissed both as he appeared to be doing so well at university and was unlikely to be sidetracked by external forces. It was something inside him.
Maybe Rufus was devastated by his father's death and the circumstances surrounding it ("good riddance to the evil bastard!").
And what was this mysterious package?
'Carefully does it, Cat, so he'll never know'...
Lisa Williams about 7 years ago
Nice cliffhanger! X
(and love bracketed words)
Neville Hunt about 7 years ago
Thanks, Lisa. Are you guessing what Katy did next? (Well Cat actually!)
Lisa Williams about 7 years ago
My imagination's on overdrive! X
Neville Hunt about 7 years ago
The clues are in the text somewhere!
Lisa Williams about 7 years ago
Teaser! When are you putting us out of our misery? X
Neville Hunt about 7 years ago
Gee thanks for the vote of confidence, Drew! You are so supportive with your comments to me and to others, if you're not in teaching, you could be.
Not long to wait now Lisa before the Cat's out of the bag, hypothetically speaking!
Lisa Williams about 7 years ago
*eagerly waits* X
Neville Hunt about 7 years ago
One of my sons did the opposite, Drew. Got to run the HR dept of a national fashion retailer and then chucked it in to become a primary teacher. 2 years in and he loves it. It wouldn't suit me though!
Lisa Williams about 7 years ago
Sorry interrupt- I'm 5 minutes off phoning the RSPCA. Let that cat out the bag please xx
Neville Hunt about 7 years ago
Later tonight the word will be out...but the Cat might not!
Neville Hunt about 7 years ago
Work seems to get in the way of writing this last couple of weeks. Sorry! :-(
Lisa Williams about 7 years ago
No worries- not really nagging (I am) Just intrigued. Will look forward to reading tomorrow xx